How To: 60FPS PS4 Patches w/ GoldHEN Plugins

[protivakid]

I'm writing this guide because when searching how to get 60FPS Patches working on my PS4 the past week, I found that the information seems to be scattered all over the web, with people repeatedly having the same issues. I managed to get them working on my PS4 and wanted to share my findings while it was fresh in my memory.

To start you'll of course need a PS4 running an exploitable firmware version. v9.00 should work but mine is still on v6.72.

Next you'll need to make sure that your exploit host has GoldHEN ver 2.2.5b7 or later as that version of GoldHEN allowed the use of game runtime patches. I'm using ver 2.4b13 and if you need a good host check out https://www.wrozen.com/ . My PS4 is kept offline only so his ESP8266 build of PsPhive 1.5.3 has been great for me!

Next you'll want to download install the GoldHEN Cheats manager from illusion0001: https://github.com/GoldHEN/GoldHEN_Cheat_Manager/releases/tag/v1.1.4 . This pkg file contains both the tool used to enable the 60fps patches, as well as the game specific patches / cheats themselves.

In order for the tool's patch feature to work, you'll need to download the GoldPlugins zip file here: https://github.com/GoldHEN/GoldHEN_Plugins_Repository/releases/tag/1.188

After installing the cheats manager pkg, and downloading the zip, FTP into your PS4 and copy the "game_patch.prx" file from the zip linked above, into the data/GoldHEN/plugins/ directory on the PS4. If the "plugins" folder doesn't exist go ahead and create it first.

Now, boot the cheats manager on your PS4, navigate to the "patches" section, and enable / disable the patches you want for your games. Pro-Tip: press triangle to filter only the games you have installed.

Note: If you don't see a game on your PS4 identified as being installed from within the cheats manager, check the list on illusion0001's site : https://illusion0001.com/patch/#patches . If you click into the patch file contents towards the bottom of the page, you'll see each patch specifies a title Id such as <ID>CUSA13795</ID>, and a version such as AppVer="01.21". Both the Title Id & the Version of the installed game NEED to match that of the patch contents from illusion0001's site or the mod will not work.

Last, in the data/GoldHEN directory you may or may not see a plugins.ini file. This file is critical for getting the patches to work and should be generated automatically. While FTP'd in your PS4, check for this file. If for some reason it doesn't exist, create a plugins.ini file on your computer using a text editor and paste the contents into the file from this page: https://github.com/GoldHEN/GoldHEN_Plugins_Repository#quick-start . This will allow the game_patch.prx plugin to load and enable runtime game patching.

Now go ahead and boot the game. If all went well you should see a message similar to the below during boot, letting you know that the game has been patched.

Hope this helps someone.

 

[RagztheKing]

Thank you!

 

[naxil]

Every time i get the goldhen iam on 6.72 too it say = goldhen 1.0 by sistr0... with the url you provide now i can use all goldhen ver... thank you... only homebrew not works is itemflow

 

[protivakid]

Every time i get the goldhen iam on 6.72 too it say = goldhen 1.0 by sistr0

Are you using a recent host?

 

[NEILYOUNG]

big thank

 

[jnl1]

Can´t you just press share during a game and then it automatically shows the available cheats? I thought this has been introduced as new goldhen feature recently.

 

[naxil]

Are you using a recent host?

Yes now with wrozen host cached i have all goldhen ver cached. But 1 homebrew "itemflow" not leave the system... if itry to use it or close it , ps4 not freeze but cant leave the program.. only way is force power off...

 

[x23are]

Friends who are fans of Red Dead 1 can experience this title on PlayStation 4 in 60 frames.


The only point is that in the 4k output, you must change Anti-aliasing to FXAA in the game's settings, and in 1080 mode if SuperSampling is on, you must do FXAA in the same 4k mode, and if you turn off SS, in both FXAA or AMD FSR2 modes, 60 You have the frame.

Actually, even though it has been in production for 13 years and the textures are old, if you run it in 4k and 60 frames, it is really worth experiencing again and it is really beautiful!

My PS4 is Pro. I don't know if Slims can reach 60 fps. please test it.

 

[WaterFlame]

Are you using a recent host?

for the off topic question but does anyone know or know of anyone who knows how to make a patch for a media app? It’s also on homebrew store, looking for help.

 

[Haymose]

Thank you I was able to get Bloodborne 60 fps patch to work with this guide.

 

[jon4565432]

thank you dear friend

 

[Marc_LFD]

Just to add, even if you have a regular PS4 it's still worth using PS4 Cheats as it does improve games, but ideally a PS4 Pro makes the best use of it (it's pretty hard to find a Pro with 9.00 or less now, or at least for a reasonable price).

 

[JustinPowell]

To apply 60fps patches on your PS4 using GoldHEN plugins, you'll need to install the necessary plugins through GoldHEN and find compatible 60fps patches for the games you want to modify. Once installed, load the patches via the plugin interface. Make sure you're on a supported firmware and that the patches are compatible with your game version.

If you encounter any issues, double-check the installation steps or try a different patch.

 

[Marc_LFD]

To apply 60fps patches on your PS4 using GoldHEN plugins, you'll need to install the necessary plugins through GoldHEN and find compatible 60fps patches for the games you want to modify. Once installed, load the patches via the plugin interface. Make sure you're on a supported firmware and that the patches are compatible with your game version.

If you encounter any issues, double-check the installation steps or try a different patch.

Not to be rude, but did you copy and paste that from somewhere? Those steps are pretty much well known.

A hacked PS4 Pro is so much better than an OFW PS4 Pro thanks to apps like these, the Apollo Save Manager, Linux (for those who like make use of it), etc.